Inflatable
Who this is for: Kids of all ages.
How many at a time: 6-8
Basketball hoop: 1
Toxic
$275.00
About
Setup Area: 15 L X 15 W X 12 H
Circuits: 1
Product Id: 114 - 13x13 Toxic
Fun
The toxic green hues and construction-inspired graphics set the stage for excitement inside the Toxic-themed bounce house. Whether you're a child or an adult embracing your inner kid. Elevate your party to new heights by booking this exhilarating attraction as you bounce and celebrate in style!
Setup Area
Dimensions: 13 W x 13 x 12 H
Setup area: 15 W x 17 L x 12 H
Circuit(s): 1
Toxic Fun facts
1. **Glowing in the Dark**: Some toxic materials, like certain chemicals and minerals, can glow in the dark, creating an eerie and fascinating glow-in-the-dark effect.
2. **Bright and Bold**: Toxic colors are often incredibly vibrant, with shades like neon green, toxic yellow, and radioactive red being some of the most eye-catching and fun to look at.
3. **Warning Signs**: Toxic colors are often used on warning signs and labels to alert people to potential dangers. For example, the bright toxic green color is commonly associated with biohazard symbols.
4. **Nature's Toxic Colors**: In nature, some animals use toxic colors as a warning to predators. Poison dart frogs, for instance, have bright and toxic-looking skin to deter predators from eating them.
5. **Artistic Inspiration**: Toxic colors have inspired artists to create unique and bold artworks. Artists use these colors to create striking and memorable pieces that stand out.
2. **Bright and Bold**: Toxic colors are often incredibly vibrant, with shades like neon green, toxic yellow, and radioactive red being some of the most eye-catching and fun to look at.
3. **Warning Signs**: Toxic colors are often used on warning signs and labels to alert people to potential dangers. For example, the bright toxic green color is commonly associated with biohazard symbols.
4. **Nature's Toxic Colors**: In nature, some animals use toxic colors as a warning to predators. Poison dart frogs, for instance, have bright and toxic-looking skin to deter predators from eating them.
5. **Artistic Inspiration**: Toxic colors have inspired artists to create unique and bold artworks. Artists use these colors to create striking and memorable pieces that stand out.
